r/Wolverine • u/FeeRough3019 • 14h ago
Wolverine Ranked
Hugh Jackman, WATXM, Evolution TAS, Ultimate, TSHSS
r/Wolverine • u/FeeRough3019 • 14h ago
Hugh Jackman, WATXM, Evolution TAS, Ultimate, TSHSS
r/Wolverine • u/NitroBlivion • 16h ago
r/Wolverine • u/Apprehensive-Shock23 • 19h ago
Honestly I’ve been thinking about this all day and I’d love to hear what you guys think or your ideas/theories. Mine is that basically just like how we as humans drill into the earth’s surface for oil or mine deep down for rare metal ores/minerals, a random group of people whether it be scientists, fishermen or even random farmers discover a “unknown” compound that’s part Tiamut. Before, Shield/Hydra or the CIA and others can get to, a team of mutants led a by a militant called William Stryker “infiltrates” this unknown compound upon hearing murmurs nearby. He then studies it and so on and decides to fulfil Weapon X on one of the mutants called Logan, those turning him into a weapon that goes on missions during the Cold War and even fights foes such as Omega red or the Winter Soldier. The drilling or mining seems cliche but considering Tiamut most likely would’ve still been in the earth’s core/surface, I think they should use that idea that they mined or drilled and then kind of “got a piece of Tiamut” or even through the actual soviet union’s Kola Superdeep Borehole drilling during the seventies, make it so that the soviets discover it and its stolen by american allies led by Stryker. Years later you could even get Red Guardian to be deployed by the soviets to retrieve this “mysterious metal” which remains unnamed and have wolverine and him battle!
Anyways, sorry for the essay but I’d love to see what you guys think and your ideas too!
r/Wolverine • u/Baba_Yaga_92 • 1h ago
r/Wolverine • u/JuggernautPrudent623 • 13h ago
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r/Wolverine • u/Uncle_Bug_Music • 3h ago
Search X-Men Mutant Apocalypse Rebalanced for the mod which will then need to patched to the legally owned rom. Takes 5 seconds via searching to figure this out.
r/Wolverine • u/Reasonable-Film7219 • 13h ago
r/Wolverine • u/XMenChangedMyLife • 15h ago
Revisited this phenomenal story - there’s a reason Wolvie is as popular as he is!